Bio
Sarah Moss-Horwitz is a Bay Area based painter, textile artist and maker living in Oakland, California.
Sarah was born in 1995 in the creative communities of Western Massachusetts. Growing up, she was heavily impacted by the “up-cycling” and DIY trends of the 90’s and early 2000’s. She learned to sew at 9 years old, turning old jeans into purses to decorate with buttons and designing bold dresses from scrap fabric. In high school, she began taking fine art courses, gravitating towards painting and mixed media techniques.
Sarah studied art and design at Carnegie Mellon University and has maintained an art practice alongside a career in product designer for the last 5 years. She has participated in art and craft shows such as HeadWest, SF Etsy Fair, Sunset Mercantile and Patchwork. She has also organized guerilla pop-up art shows and art making gatherings as Arts, Crafts and Friends.
Sarah Moss-Horwitz is a Bay Area based painter, textile artist and maker living in Oakland, California.
Sarah was born in 1995 in the creative communities of Western Massachusetts. Growing up, she was heavily impacted by the “up-cycling” and DIY trends of the 90’s and early 2000’s. She learned to sew at 9 years old, turning old jeans into purses to decorate with buttons and designing bold dresses from scrap fabric. In high school, she began taking fine art courses, gravitating towards painting and mixed media techniques.
Sarah studied art and design at Carnegie Mellon University and has maintained an art practice alongside a career in product designer for the last 5 years. She has participated in art and craft shows such as HeadWest, SF Etsy Fair, Sunset Mercantile and Patchwork. She has also organized guerilla pop-up art shows and art making gatherings as Arts, Crafts and Friends.